FCC: Anuvu Hasn't Shown Any C-Band Clearing Decision Error
Anuvu is supposed to show how the C-band Relocation Payment Clearinghouse was wrong in finding that the company can't get reimbursed for its German facility modifications, but it hasn't made the case of where the clearinghouse erred, the FCC Enforcement Bureau said in a brief posted Monday (docket 21-333). The bureau said much of Anuvu's argument revolves around one footnote in the FCC's C-band clearing order, and the agency can't make broad policy announcements in footnotes. But the C-band clearing order repeatedly makes clear that reimbursement of transition costs is only for those incurred within the U.S., the bureau said.
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Anuvu's argument that it's due an additional $960,694 in C-band relocation costs is currently before the FCC administrative law judge (see 2506180021).